New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03
GOg HILL HAS HURT HIS PARTY
LETTERS FROM ALL OVER THE STATE.

urs ygTOFs OF THE TEMPERANCE BILL UNIYER-
SALLY DENOUNCED BY FAIR-MISDED MEN.
Numerous letters coming from every county IN the
State have received this week at the headquarters
of the nSaoon Republicans severely critcising Gov
ernor Hs course veoing the temperance bills passed
nv the Legislature Much indgna ion Is expressed In
these letters over his OF the yedder bill, and the
names OF many Democrats given who will probably
act Republicans In the future because OF the
course Governor and OF the Democrats In the Leg
isature In opposing all temperance legislation This
feeling illustrated In the following extract from let
tar received yesterday from prominent merchant In
Binghamton
been inclined until this TO feel dissatisfied with
s S tS1 e Sse WA. some force
for n1 sy Ba the @ s hse s
tina, the p s "a o ing
Chairman tiird.pfty Prohibition organization IN
r dss n High III thu veSdsr s
other such temperance measures satisfied me ths the va
Republican party than they DO for the
sss s s
biz and Of the . S W s
vetong 1t will be har for the Democrats 70
S that %on% reduce state taraoS
RepuSosn has appreciabs
boom In this section by the action OF the hepuocans in
Colonel Bacon who did such valiant work in the As.
scmby in exposing the BEooxyn ring. retrrinf to the
Governor enabe Ia nsolent IN tone IL
reminds OF the tho bill providing Tor honest PIT
cause go enough general bill was
pending which likely Well did pass and .ne1
the vetoed did too much he vetoed
the High License bill because IL was special and when ne
abolish The capitol gin mil and the ono To abolish .ne
saloon and dsori erly house opposite the WI
lard ASYLUM. which complained oil by the
Asylnm authorities demoaEng TO the employs OF .he
show the Governor 10 be thoroughly welded 10 Ie
quor interest ,anders to the lowest class OF people
He tho Vsdder bill that IL more revenue
needed Legislature should have passed the D rec
Controller raiions IN other
words he thinks that tho manufacturing ana ote
should be s further taxed In ercnce 20 me
gin mills believe that the pcops OF the ~ e VIII
which undertakes this extraordinary defence
Of tho lqnor business
Senator sloan OF Oswego who In the city yester'
day. said that the alrmnded people In s district IRE
spective OF party. pleased with the temperance
record OF the Legislature and equally dispeasod Win
tho Governors extraordinary yeoes The passage OF tue
High License BILL the vedder BILL tho bill TO prevent tho
sale OF quor by the Wholesale In counties having local
option and the To prohibit the sale OF liquor on
state grounds aud 10 abolish the willard Asylum gin
MILL" made up n admirable temperance record Even
liquor dealers had expressed the opinion that tho Nedder
bill a good tho traffic does not pay
a fair share OF tho taxes. When liquor men talR
that hard lerstand what could influence
the Governor with such unsecmly haste abill
which would relieve the farmers merchants ana WorE
ngmen OF the State OF OF f325DOOO without IN
nicting any burden on honest industry
Railroad COMMISSIONS Baker and other RepnDIcahs
the OF tho State who were III the CITY Hso
said that tho Governor veto was extremely unpopular
and that Democrats TO hesitate
about continuing support party which was Doing run
In the interest Of free wni-key.